| Spiritual Jihad |
Nafs (Self) |
1. Tawhid-centric education programs
2. Daily sunnah implementation
3. Spiritual retreats (khalwa) |
Q29:69, Hadith (Tirmidhi) |
Revivalist Movements:
• Tablighi Jamaat (Global)
• Murabitun World Movement
Sufi Orders:
• Naqshbandi-Haqqani
• Tijaniyyah |
| Shaytan |
1. Digital detox programs
2. Ruqya clinics
3. Islamic media production |
Q7:200-201, Hadith (Muslim) |
Media Organizations:
• Islam Channel
• MuslimMatters
Educational:
• Al-Maghrib Institute
• SeekersGuidance |
| Theological Jihad |
Bid’ah |
1. Fatwa councils
2. Mosque certification programs
3. Comparative religion debates |
Q6:153, Hadith (Abu Dawud) |
Salafi Institutions:
• Permanent Committee (KSA)
• AhleHadith (South Asia)Research Centers:
• Deoband Darul-Ifta
• IslamQA.info |
| Social Jihad |
Munafiqin |
1. Anti-corruption platforms
2. Inter-madhhab dialogues
3. Online truth initiatives |
Q9:73, Hadith (Bukhari) |
Political Movements:
• Muslim Brotherhood
• Jamaat-e-Islami
Grassroots: • MPAC (USA)
• CAGE (UK) |
| Fuqara |
1. Zakat fintech solutions
2. Waqf revitalization
3. Halal job creation |
Q2:177, Hadith (Bukhari) |
Charitable Networks:
• Islamic Relief
• Human Appeal
Economic:
• Guidance Financial Group
• Islamic Development Bank |
| Political Jihad |
Kuffar |
1. Islamic political parties
2. BDS movements
3. Civil rights advocacy |
Q2:190, Hadith (Bukhari) |
Political Parties:
• AKP (Turkey)
• PAS (Malaysia)
Resistance:
• Hamas (Palestine)
• Houthis (Yemen)
Advocacy:
• CAIR (USA)
• MCB (UK) |
